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He also thought it right to state, that his Motion was not meant to include the eicelusion of certain classes of the people of Ireland froM,certain Offices. The Catholic Qi,lestion probably come forenr , lein a distieM ;nape, and it vas not. his intentien either to prejudice that quese tion by involeing it with the general matter of his Motion, or to tenhArrass his Majesty's Ministers by a confusion of things which were of a distind nature. He thought that the grievances he meant to bring forward were lef such a nature" as to unite those who generally ditiered on other sub j64:u in a wish to. inquire into, and to remedy them. Mr. Bose gave notice; that on Wednesday next he should move for leave to bring In a Bill to con tintie the American Intercourse Aa of the last Sessirine-(Heeer ! hear from the Oppositioti Benches), Mr. Erd,RIN: F. a postpened till Friday his ' notice of a Motion for Copies of all Licences grauted for car rying oti - ,Fereign Trade not otherwise permitted. In answer to a question Ileim Mr....ltoge as to the precise objed of his Motion, Mellows ER said he w i s h e d to kn o w to what extent Licences had beeti granted to persons concerned in., prize trade, which ceuld not be eari-ied on without a licence. It was well known that by the ancient prerogative of the Crown, licences were granted to carry ori`trade with donntrie ,- ; at war with his Majesty, contrary to the . Leers of War and to the Navigation Laws. 'This pierogative•hed been renewed, confirmed, and more eeiensivelY,ateed upon since the commencement .of the peesent war. The praelice was at all times - alit subject for the knowledge end consideration of Par liament ; . but particularly eo at the present time, when Orders of Council of so large an operation were every day published in altered shapes.--He• thoUght it right farthersto state, that the fees paid on receiving those licences were An objeet wot thy ef inquiry, and that his Motion would be so framed as , to comprehend that object Ott the Motion of Mr. DUNDA.S, the Order for the consideration of the Iteetrw Petition Was post poned to the 22d of March. • Petitions, complAning of undue proceedings in the following E 0 310i13 were presented, and or dered to be taken into consideration on the days marked down : • :Utast), second Petition, the same day as' the . foniler. Great Grimsby; 'Tuesday, 23d of February. Dawnpatrick, Thursday, 23 tli of Febreary. tife‘ttastie-undeie•Line, and Great tarmoutle e TUeseae,' st of March. , Gratopeund, Thursday, ado( March: Burghs of Stirling, Sce. Thursday, eeth of March. County of Wexford, end New M.Oton, Tuesday, sth of March: MelmesburyeThursday, loth of March. Mr. Poeseeee wished Co know whether there was any objection on the part of his' Majesty's Ministers tti ley' before the Honse, with ail conve nient. speed, ttipiee of the Papers addressed to the lt she part of this Country to emn iii da i ig i a a er n i t G ni Gov e E r rt ti l m cp:; : r :i oc t o irle t A i t Denmark. ttohein,‘ltis:v As t bubscquently in eur utcissital:ll tis altriOrd Declaration,e eea r ra ld been ;,antloe dirt nt,t suppose: there croOle he any objeetion to produeitieit. The Ci4ANCELLOR of thti EXCIIE41:1;11 Stliki there could be no Objefeitee to the produition And it' the Rieht Heti, Geteleman had done him the honotir to cosh elt hire privtitely on the subjea of this,Motibn, he would have totted that it was already deterinined to predtice the Paper. It would'be produced to-mor rOW,' Mr. PoNsogn' said he would have taken an -op poi-41144 - to speak privately to' the Right Honour able Uentlenuin on the subje4 of the Paper alluded to, but lie had been, prevented by indisposition. BILL GRANTS OF ()FEU:ES IN REVERSION. On the Motion of Mr. BANKES, the unvimous Addresi of the Hotise, praying his Majesty to ab ' stain 'frotn granting Oihces in Reversion, was rend. 1117% BASKES said, it was hardly neecssary to recall to the recolleiSti ,, n of Gentlemen, that towards the 'elose of the last Sepiioti, the object} of the Mo tion he was about to offer was considered of such lifilitirt*ice as to call tor the Unanimous Address which had beets read. To that A,icfr...!si his Ma jesty had been pleased to return, a gracious answer. lie trusted no ociniioti had since eri§..ll to induce,. the Houst: ntp.v trutil what it had then so nuanimOusly determined, and that had at least 04 f t~ ,~,'